Hi everyone! I am delighted to announce that I’ll be co-producing a play in Bozeman this summer with two of my dearest friends. I’m so excited to bring this piece to life with others who are not only passionate about creating art but who consider our mere existences art already. CASTING CALL We are creatives …
Casting Call! Auditions for Original Play April 6 and 9 in Bozeman Read More »
Today was as lovely a day as ever to move and meet personal edges from within community. Here, Jim and I (Aly) are seen adding some Contact Improv elements to our open dancing in Soroptomist Park. Our dancing is always improvised, but generally in a more individual sense than we are showing here. I have …
“There is no shortage of love. Although approaches to finding it and aspects of it have become commoditized, the feeling itself is free. It can be rare, but no one owns the rights to it. No one ever will.” Why do we choose to torture ourselves? I could be talking about many things, but I’m …
Combatting Commoditized Love: An Introspection on Dating Apps Read More »
Ignore my (Aly here) screaming cat in the background! He is very happy, it’s just his true expression to be really annoying sometimes 😂 A woman chats about the empowering experience of choosing what your social or personal performance will be, as we all are participating in some sort of performance whether it be what …
“You will always be in the process of change because every time you get born into a basilisk, that basilisk consumes itself so you can be born into another basilisk.” – Akwaeke Emezi, “Freshwater” If there are any real spiritual portals on Earth, at least three of them are in New Orleans. When I …
People look like their dogs. I worried this truism might be used to extinction in all writing by now, prompting me to anxiously figure out a fresher way to start this piece that I wouldn’t also tear apart to the point where nothing English even looks like English anymore. My extreme perfectionist tick is both …
In the February 2021 edition of Bozeman Magazine, we had a column published speaking out against a 112-page report put out by Montana State University and the Downtown Bozeman Partnership. This report discussed all kinds of potential design renovations for the park but did not include either the participation or mention of the unhoused residents …
Bozeman/MSU’s Soroptomist Plan Fails to Include Unhoused Residents Read More »
On October 29, 2021, BAD we inaugurated our collective with an Abolish the Police Dance Party. Here, collective member Aly White explains why we danced. ON OCTOBER 29, 5:30 PM, AT THE CORNER OF LAMME & ROUSE (BOZEMAN’S CREEKSIDE PARK), THE BOZEMAN ANTIFA DANCE (& THEATRE COLLECTIVE) – BAD – INVITES YOU TO DANCE WITH US AS WE CALL …
